North of Scotland 44 Year Old

Distilled at North of Scotland Distillery in September 1971.
Bottled in Glasgow August 2015
Aged 44 Years in American Oak.
Un-chill filtered, no artificial colouring.
42.1% Alcohol by volume


The North of Scotland distillery was established in 1957, previously a brewery that was converted into a malt and grain distillery. The single malt was named Strathmore but was quickly abandoned due to the ever-increasing demand for grain whisky at the time. Legend says the distillery was haunted by the ghost of a former brewer after numerous sightings were witnessed. By the 1970’s the industry was suffering from overproduction of whisky and the distillery finally closed in 1980 and was sold to DCL. It now operates as a bonded warehouse for Diageo.

More congeners were allowed in the final spirit cut to ensure North of Scotland retained its unique flavor profile with age.
A well-aged yet delicate malt. The nose brings forth some grassy, toffee and oaky notes. Red apples and a light oak spice on the palate with a smooth medium finish.

North of Scotland 42 Year Old

Distilled at June 1972.
Bottled in Glasgow November 2014
Aged 42 Years in American Oak.
Un-chill filtered, no artificial colouring.
46.0% Alcohol by volume.


The North of Scotland distillery was established in 1957, previously a brewery that was converted into a malt and grain distillery. The single malt was named Strathmore but was quickly abandoned due to the ever-increasing demand for grain whisky at the time. Legend says the distillery was haunted by the ghost of a former brewer after numerous sightings were witnessed. By the 1970’s the industry was suffering from overproduction of whisky and the distillery finally closed in 1980 and was sold to DCL. It now operates as a bonded warehouse for Diageo.

More congeners were allowed in the final spirit cut to ensure North of Scotland retained its unique flavor profile with age.
A well-aged yet delicate malt. Grassy, toffee and oak tannins on the nose. Creamy with red apples, gentle spice and a smooth medium finish.

North of Scotland 41 Year Old

Distilled at North of Scotland Distillery in October 1972.
Bottled in Glasgow October 2013
Aged 41 Years in American Oak.
Un-chill filtered, no artificial colouring.
46.0% Alcohol by volume


The North of Scotland distillery was established in 1957, previously a brewery that was converted into a malt and grain distillery. The single malt was named Strathmore but was quickly abandoned due to the ever-increasing demand for grain whisky at the time. Legend says the distillery was haunted by the ghost of a former brewer after numerous sightings were witnessed. By the 1970’s the industry was suffering from overproduction of whisky and the distillery finally closed in 1980 and was sold to DCL. It now operates as a bonded warehouse for Diageo.

More congeners were allowed in the final spirit cut to ensure North of Scotland retained its unique flavor profile with age.
A well-aged yet delicate malt. Grassy, toffee and oak tannins on the nose. Red apples and gentle spice with a smooth medium finish.

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